Subject: Sports Ethics

by Keisha Ray, PhD On Sunday February 7, 2021, during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, 25,000 people gathered at&nbs...

February 7, 2021

Ethics, Genetics, Justice, Social Justice, Sports Ethics

by Keisha Ray, Ph.D. Since 2009 Caster Semenya has been the face of hyperandrogenism in women’s sports and today her cas...

May 1, 2019

Editorial-AJOB, Justice, Sports Ethics

This post also appears as an editorial in the June 2018 issue of The American Journal of Bioethics. by Thomas H. Murray,...

June 4, 2018

Justice, Philosophy & Ethics, Sports Ethics

Abstract The use of certain performance-enhancing drugs (PED) is banned in sport. I discuss critically standard justific...

Publish date:
1st January 1970

Abstract “Good ethics begins with good facts” is a mantra I learned in my early years at The Hastings Center. The releva...

Publish date:
1st January 1970

by Craig Klugman, Ph.D. Suppose a prescribed drug caused brain damage in 99.1% of people who took it. Would you take the...

July 25, 2017

Abstract Professional sport in the United States has widely adopted biometric technologies, dramatically expanding the m...

Publish date:
1st January 1970

by Keisha Ray, Ph.D. Seantrel Henderson is a 24-year-old player on The National Football League’s (NFL) Buffalo Bills. H...

December 7, 2016

by Adam R. Houston, JD, MA, LLM It looks like the Rio Olympics are indeed going to happen; fingers crossed that all the ...

July 28, 2016

The following letter was received by bioethics.net in response to our link to a letter written by professionals urging t...

May 31, 2016

by Arthur Caplan, Ph.D. It is imperative that an open, transparent discussion of the risks of holding the Olympics as pl...

May 27, 2016

Abstract Health professionals should call for ending public school tackle football programs. We disagree with the perspe...

Publish date:
1st January 1970